Sentence examples for lead to a depression from inspiring English sources

The damage done by noxious influences may result in actual breakdown of cells in a region of maximal sensitivity and may also lead to a depression of the developmental potential of the cells.

I get myself out of a slough that might lead to a depression by making myself do things [that I don't really want to do]." Aaronovitch's childhood, singular and rather bleak, is laid bare in his extraordinary new memoir-cum-social history, Party Animals, which tells the story of his parents and their enduring love affair, not with each other, but with the Communist party of Great Britain.

An example of a schizophrenic patient and of a patent in an early stage that may lead to a depression situation are also included.

Nevertheless, if an agent always sticks to negative thoughts while suppressing the possible positive thoughts, in the long run this will lead to a depression.

The response of resistant plants at 48-72 hpi suggests that an avirulence gene is recognized by a resistance gene prior to this time, which appears to lead to a depression of host defenses.

In 1907, a Wall Street panic led to a depression, and banks nationwide resorted to doling out scrip rather than cash.

In the dank, dark 9 1/2 to 10 months when you can't get a decent wolf peach in this town, tomato deprivation leads to a depression of almost Scandinavian proportions.

A squat is a rolling contact fatigue crack below the surface of a rail that leads to a depression in the surface.

It is shown that subsurface grains influence the roughness and it is hypothesized that a high cumulative Schmid factor on a cross-section below a point at the surface leads to a depression at the surface.

Due to this conscious biased influence agent will execute the action with a negative feeling and it is considered to be that repeatedly performing these type of thoughts/tasks it will develop a negative mood that leads to a depression situation (in a long run).  .

Application of Ro67-4853 led to a depression of basal synaptic transmission, significant for both PS amplitude (F1,28 = 12.85, p<0.01) and fEPSP slope (F1,28 = 5.56, p<0.05), when compared with animas treated with MPEP.